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Coorie in Twith a bump into cold, dark January. INTERIORS INSIDER
he fun and festivities are over and you
find yourself coming back down to earth
Some people will busy themselves with new
for the New Year
resolutions, but others would prefer to hibernate
whilst waiting for the lighter nights to come back
around. For those who lose a little enthusiasm
Leah Stewart-Woods, Home Design Stylist for John Lewis for the great outdoors in the winter months,
& Partners shares ideas on how to create a warm, inviting there is a solution that doesn’t involve spending
atmosphere on dreich winter days. thousands on a winter sun getaway.
‘Coorie’ is often likened to the Danish concept
of ‘Hygge’ (pronounced “hyoo-guh”). The
interpretation of both is to cosy in, enjoy the
simple pleasures, and create a warm, inviting
atmosphere - the perfect solution for those
dreich winter days when the comfort of our
surroundings plays a bigger role in our wellbeing.
The notion of being both physically and mentally
content is at the core of this philosophy.
John Lewis
Let’s take a look at some ways you can “Coorie Ruched throw, Chinchila, £120
in” for January at home:
Focus on comfort
Think soft textures and layers. Blankets, cushions and rugs are the way forward when it
comes to your living space. Retreat to your sofa in your comfiest pjs and hunker down for
the evening. Faux fur, boucle, soft wool and velvet are all lovely sumptuous options here.
Neutral colours and earthy tones combine to create warmth and a sense of contentment.
John Lewis Luxury deep pile wool rug, John Lewis
Tigers Eye, £350-950 Mongolian sheepskin cushion, £60
*all prices correct at time
of publication going to print
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